Matthew Herbert
Matthew Herbert is a British electronic musician who put out 'Around the House' in 1998. His work often involves using everyday objects and unconventional...
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Matthew Herbert is a British electronic musician who put out 'Around the House' in 1998. His work often involves using everyday objects and unconventional sounds as instruments. For instance, his 2001 album 'Bodily Functions' incorporated sounds from the human body, which drew some attention at the time.
He has released albums like 'One One' and 'Piano', and songs such as 'It's Only' and 'Addiction' are part of his catalog. His approach sometimes extends to conceptual projects, like using environmental data in the making of his 2009 album 'Scale'.
His music doesn't follow a typical electronic dance format. It tends to be more about texture and idea, built from sampled sounds rather than traditional synth patterns. The results can feel both familiar and slightly off, which has been his general mode for a while.
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